You had leftovers? Ur doin it wrong.

Also: I think frost mages should get first priority!

No Seven-up is not a Pepsi product. Sierra Mist is a Pepsi product. Seven-up is a product of Dr-Pepper/Seven-up which is now part of the Cadberry Schweps.

Many people think Dr-Pepper is a Coke product and Seven-up a Pepsi product because many Coca-cola bottlers have Dr-Pepper rights and Pepsi bottlers have Seven-up rights.

Outside the US Seven-up is almost exclusively licensed by Pepsi.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dr_Pepper/Seven_Up

you do realize that WoW has virtual alcoholic drinks in right?

I must have missed the memo that said that alcohol was banned and no one should drink, ever. WoW promotes drinking, tard. I'm embarrassed to share a name with you.

Not level 21.... er... I mean, 21? /laugh

I thought this comment was a joke. I don't personally drink much, but I'm not offended by the fact that others do. So, I assumed he was kidding. Maybe not?!?

Haha, I love it. Nice comments.

I think the issue the grayed-out commenter has with this post is that WoW is played by millions of under-age individuals, and that exposing them to alcohol could lead to potentially illegal behaviors. But there is a problem with that logic: in putting the responsibility of presentation on Blizzard and WoW Insider, you are in effect removing parental responsibility from the equation. That, simply, isn't responsible in of itself.

The issue here is about parenting. I say this as a soon-to-be daddy of a baby girl, and the responsibility that comes with that position scares me so much. But, raising her will be my job, and my job only. Not a company's job. Not a website's job. My job.

Making light of that perspective is very key in understanding "responsibility" itself.

....and children are going to make their own Sideways Snowman?

I don't see the problem here.

You're going to say you're concerned about children reading this then say something like this??? o.0

I find this comment more inappropriate for children than an article about something you see adds for on TV, in magazines, on billboards… heck; everywhere.